President
John McCain/Sarah Palin (R)
Barack Obama/Joe Biden (D)
Bob Barr/Wayne A. Root (L)
U.S. Senator
John Cornyn (R)
Richard J. (Rick) Noriega (D)
Yvonne Adams Schick (L)
U.S. Rep, District 10
Michael T. McCaul (R)
Larry Joe Doherty (D)
Matt Finkel (L)
U.S. Rep, District 21
Lamar Smith (R)
James Arthur Strohm (L)
U.S. Rep, District 25
George L. Morovich (R)
Lloyd Doggett (D)
Jim Stutsman (L)
Railroad Commissioner
Michael L. Williams (R)
Mark Thompson (D)
David Floyd (L)
Supreme Court Chief Justice
Wallace B. Jefferson (R)
Jim Jordan (D)
Tom Oxford (L)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 7
Dale Wainwright (R)
Sam Houston (D)
David G. Smith (L)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 8
Phil Johnson (R)
Linda Reyna Yañez (D)
Drew Shirley (L)
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3
Tom Price (R)
Susan Strawn (D)
Matthew E. Eilers (L)
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4
Paul Womack (R)
J.R. Molina (D)
Dave Howard (L)
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9
Cathy Cochran (R)
William Bryan Strange III (L)
State Rep, District 46
Dawnna Dukes (D)
Allen Hacker (L)
State Rep, District 47
Donna Keel (R)
Valinda Bolton (D)
State Rep, District 48
Pamela Waggoner (R)
Donna Howard (D)
Ben Easton (L)
State Rep, District 50
Jerry J. Mikus Jr. (R)
Mark Strama (D)
Jerry Chandler (L)
State Rep, District 51
Eddie Rodriguez (D)
Arthur DiBianca (L)
Chief Justice, 3rd Court of Appeals
Ken Law (R)
Woodie Jones (D)
District Judge, 427th Judicial District
Melissa Goodwin (R)
Jim Coronado (D)
Travis Co. Sheriff
Raymond Frank (R)
Greg Hamilton (D)
David McDaniel (L)
Travis Co. Tax Assessor-Collector
Don Zimmerman (R)
Nelda Wells Spears (D)
Mike Burris (L)
Travis Co. Commissioner, Precinct 1
Ron Davis (D)
Fancy Fairchild (L)
Travis Co. Commissioner, Precinct 3
Gerald Daugherty (R)
Karen Huber (D)
Wes Benedict (L)
Travis Co. Constable, Precinct 2
Bob Vann (R)
Adan Ballesteros (D)
Arlo J. Pignotti (L)
Travis Co. Constable, Precinct 3
Mike Varela (R)
Richard Theodore McCain (D)
Joe Edgar (L)
Travis Co. Constable, Precinct 5
Bruce Elfant (D)
Michael M. Holt (L)
City of Austin Prop. 1
Shall the City Charter be amended to provide that city council appoint a city auditor for a five-year term, during which term the city auditor may only be removed by a vote of three-fourths of the city council, and at the conclusion of the term, by a majority of the city council?
City of Austin Prop. 2
Shall the City Charter be amended to prohibit the City from entering into future agreements to provide financial incentives in connection with the development or redevelopment of property that includes one or more retail uses, and to stop the City from providing financial incentives under certain existing agreements in connection with the development or redevelopment of property that includes one or more retail uses?
Austin ISD Tax Ratification
Proposition 1: Approve the ad valorem tax rate of $1.2020 per $100 valuation for the current year. A rate that is $0.0390 higher per $100 valuation than the rollback tax rate.
Round Rock ISD Bond Election
PROPOSITION NO. 1: $156,565,000 of school bonds to build and equip schools and their sites, including building three new elementary schools and a transportation facility, buying buses and technology equipment, and levying the taxes to pay for them.
PROPOSITION NO. 2: $137,375,000 of school bonds to build and equip schools and their sites, including renovations and additions to existing facilities, security improvements, buy- ing buses and technology equipment, and levying the taxes to pay for them.
